While the media spotlight has, deservedly, focused on the winners of November’s mid-term elections, it would be ecologically foolhardy to turn all our attention away from the Jewish women who were defeated. In fact, this January, the U.S. House of Representatives seats an unprecedented number of women, at least 90. But not every woman who ran a dynamic campaign and got media attention ended up the victor. SHIRA GOODMAN, PA“I THINK IT’S A tough process,” says Goodman, a gun-control advocate who lost her congressional primary in Pennsylvania. In her Facebook concession post, Watson wrote, “we have too many leaders who are doing everything they can to divide us and make us fear each other….